How can I flag an off-topic question without selecting an off-topic reason?

Question

I wanted to flag https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/97699/can-i-travel-to-tibet-independently as off-topic (the question is now deleted), but differently from where I can vote to close a question as off-topic, I cannot select a custom reason. The reasons I could select are not the reason to close the question as off-topic.

Questions about software development are off-topic here, but can be asked on Stack Overflow. It's not about software development.

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I flagged the question for moderation attention, but it doesn't seem right.
I know that flagging the question as off-topic causes the question to be added to the review queue, where other users would be able to vote to close it.

Should I simply leave the task to the users with the privilege of close-voting questions?

In this case, I had another reason to flag the question, since it contained a not necessary link that made it smell like spam. I am asking what I should do for a question I think it should be closed, now that the off-topic close-reason has sub-reasons.

Answer 1

In this particular case, I would have used:

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I feel it is a large enough selector to avoid to add ten other selectors which might kill the good will of the garbage collector ☺.

Answer 2

For most practical purposes the flag reason doesn't matter that much, all flagged posts end up in the same moderator queue at the end. So in any case choosing a flag for dubious posts is better than not flagging it at all.